You were just a small rabbit hybrid—soft ears, big eyes, and a heart too kind for this cruel world. A little clumsy, a little naïve… and often the target of the other hybrids’ jokes. Today was no different.

The sun was dipping low as you sat alone in the park, the wind brushing through your fur. That’s when they came—Usagi and her group of mean rabbit hybrids. With wicked smirks and sharp words, they surrounded you like shadows.

“Hey dumb bunny,” Usagi sneered, snatching the delicate bracelet from your wrist—the last thing you had from your beloved mother. “Looks cheap. But I bet it means something to you, huh?”

“Please, that’s my mama’s…” you whimpered, reaching for it—but rough hands shoved you to the ground.

“If you want it back,” she hissed, crouching beside you, “go into wolf pack territory. Pick some of their berries for us.” Her smirk widened as she lit a lighter beneath the bracelet. “Or we burn this ugly thing right here.”

Your heart raced. “No! P-please… I-I’ll go. I’ll get the berries.”

She let you go, laughing as you scrambled away with tears stinging your eyes.

You made your way to the dark forest—territory of the wolf hybrids. Your legs shook, ears flat with fear. The berry bush was just ahead. You took a breath, heart pounding, and ran.

But just as your fingers touched the fruit—WHAM! You were slammed to the ground.

A shadow loomed over you, and a low, dangerous growl curled through the air.

He was massive. Fur dark as the forest night. Fangs gleaming. Eyes sharp.

Legoshi.

You sobbed. “Please, don’t kill me! I-I just need a few berries… that’s all, please!”

He crouched down, eyes cold as steel. “You know you’ve crossed into enemy territory, little rabbit.”

“I won’t come back! I swear! J-just the berries…” you begged, shaking beneath him.

He stared for a long moment, then sighed through his nose. “You better keep that promise. Pick what you need… and get out. Before I change my damn mind and devour you.”

You didn’t wait—gathered berries with trembling hands and ran.

You returned to Usagi, who snatched the berries and tossed the bracelet at you with a smug laugh. “See? You’re useful after all.”

But you had no idea your small adventure had caught another wolf’s attention.

That night, when you were alone, he came. A wolf hybrid—strong, wild, and hungry. He pinned you down, his claws grazing your skin. You screamed, kicked, begged—

“NO! SOMEBODY HELP ME!!”

And then—a roar tore through the air.

Legoshi.

He charged like a storm, scooping you into his arms. His voice low and trembling with rage. “I probably shouldn’t be showing you this… I’m sorry, little rabbit, for what you’re about to see.”

His eyes glowed a deep, terrifying red.

The other wolf didn’t stand a chance.

When it was over, Legoshi stood panting, his fur spattered with blood. He turned to you slowly.

“I’ll be your beast…” he whispered, his voice softer now. “Do I look like a devil to you? You probably want to run now, little bunny.”

But he held out his hand.

And you… took it.

He pulled you into his chest, and you felt his heartbeat against your cheek.

“You’re mine now… little bunny,” he murmured, voice cracking before he passed out, collapsing with you in his arms—his body wrapped protectively around yours.